Sentence examples for move the majority from inspiring English sources

2] stated that the Japanese had suddenly started to move the majority of their troops from the north to the south bank of the Yangtse.

Organized conduits of fast ice flow at the fringe of present and past ice sheets move the majority of ice from ice sheet interior to periphery.

Assuming it plans to move the majority of these investments to the Vision Fund, SoftBank might have already deployed close to half the fund.

A few years ago Dropbox decided it was going to move the majority of its infrastructure requirements from AWS into its own data centers.

While Varma would not say just how much of the site has been moved to islands at this point, he said the goal is to move the majority to the new platform in 2019.

We chose a 60% cut-off because at a higher threshold, over half of respondents would have to change their opinions in subsequent rounds on a specific care goal to move the majority opinion from concordant to discordant.

The bank has moved the majority of the soured trade to JPMorgan's investment banking unit, where Mr. Cavanagh told analysts risk controls were strong.

In less than a week they have added two of the premier left-handed hitters in baseball and moved the majority of their offense from one side of the plate to the other.

The real mystery is what moves the majority, largely godless but easily moved by reality TV or a dignified old lady, to put out the bunting, fill the Mall and buy 50,000 tins of jubilee biscuits from M&S, a million Union flag socks from Asda.

"Moving the majority of the museum's photography collection away from Yorkshire goes against government policy [in 1983] when the museum was opened – to put such facilities outside London – and against the present government's claimed 'northern powerhouse' strategy," reads the letter.

"Moving the majority of the museum's photography collection away from Yorkshire goes against government policy [in 1983] when the museum was opened – to put such facilities outside London – and against the present government's claimed 'northern powerhouse' strategy," they said in a letter published in the Guardian on Monday.